All-inclusive cataaran luxury cruise in Ibiza

Your cruise

Discover the Balearics aboard this luxury catamaran with your professional skipper David.

Your possible stops during this cruise

The itinerary will depend on weather conditions, your wishes and those of your skipper.
It is therefore subject to change.

DAY 1: Boarding in Sant Antoni
You meet David, your professional skipper, at 4 p.m. in the port of Sant Antoni. You'll have dinner together, the perfect opportunity to get to know each other and learn about safety rules and life on board. If you wish, and weather permitting, you can spend the night at anchor for your first night on board.

DAY 2: First stop, Cala Bassa!
In the morning, full sail ahead to Cala Bassa, a magnificent beach with turquoise waters, less than 40 minutes from the port, the perfect place for your first breakfast on the water!
Then hoist the sails, sail past Cap de Bou and head south along the coast. Why not take a break in one of the many coves?
In the evening, put your foot down and discover the local specialties in a restaurant in the cove where you'll be sleeping. Or stay and eat on the boat - it's up to you! (We recommend sunset on the island of Es Verdra 😉 )

DAY 3: Formentera.
This island, south of Ibiza, is home to beaches perfect for swimming and soaking up the sun. Apart from its turquoise waters and perfect weather, it's also an idyllic spot for water sports.

DAY 4: See you in Eivissa!
Don't hesitate to visit the capital, a city steeped in history and culture! Don't miss Dalt Vila and its fortifications, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

DAY 5: Puig de Missa
Head east along the coast, discovering a magnificent coastline. Stop off at Puig de Missa, stroll through the narrow streets and enjoy a tumbet (local dish) and Ensaïmadas on the island.

DAY 6: East Ibiza Beaches
Take advantage of the eastern part of the island, the most tranquil part, to relax in a dream setting or enjoy a peaceful paddle.

DAY 7: Can Marça - Sant Antoni
Unfortunately, it's already time to return to the port of Sant Antoni.
On the way, however, you'll still have plenty of coves and beaches to see. If you have time, you can also stop off at the Cova de Can Marçà, a cave hidden in the cliffs, once a smugglers' den.

DAY 8: Disembarkation in Sant Antoni.
You'll leave the boat at 9 a.m. and this will be the end of a wonderful trip to the Balearics. You'll leave with plenty of memories and a desire to get back out to sea as soon as possible!